What keeps other animals outside the containment?
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Nothing. Without the collar, any animal is able to freely cross the boundary wire.
13367
nothing keeps other animals out it only keeps your dog in and from running into a street or busy drive way
13368
Nothing. Other animals (rabbits, turkeys, deer, other dogs) come in my dog's area all the time. It just keeps my dog out of the highway, which is what I care about most.
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This company utilizes wild civets (not caged) proceed goes to funding their conservation and rescue of civets. www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRTCwN-y0Cw&list=UUgcJJYfdCVNVx9mmn0EGV5A#t=29
1909523
I found that unless your dogs are used to riding in an enclosed space they will have trouble staying calm in an enclosed space. I tried a carrier such as this with my 2 miniature dachshunds and they quickly learned how to open the back zipper and let themselves out of the carrier. I ended up having to return the carrier.
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It comes with stakes to hold it in place. if you have it on concrete, you may need to come up with a different solution (I've filled 5 gallon pails with water and tied ropes to the gates on 4 sides) I think it depends upon your dog whether it will stay in. I have 75 pound golden retrievers, and it holds them in. If you have a dog that keeps jumping up on the sides, it might be a problem. Ex pens are not for all-day unsupervised containment. But it's a fantastic product at a reasonable price compared to others I've had.
231965
Good question! I wondered the same thing. I have stray cats in my area, but I've never trapped one. Only raccoons.
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There are strong bungee cords that hold the lid tight. We have "wild cats" and so far no problems.
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I have put bricks on top of the lid to discourage raccoons in the past. Bungee cords help. Now I have a chicken wire enclosure. If the contents are strictly plant material it also helps discourage them.
745661
You need a physical barrier such as a fence or railroad tie. The other models can be contained with a perimeter wire, but not this one.
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If released outdoors, they will leave if there is not food(bugs), when they have taken care of all the pests, they will go where there is food, you can make a home for them, but I didnt have any luck keeping them in it
744008
I havnt thought of that. But I can see that working.I don't have any way to do that with my so I'm going to get another one to expand my space. And my dogs love it. . It gets them outdoors. The only problem I have is a way to secure it to the ground. Glad to help you out. Nickie
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For it to be tight you need areas to hook bungee cords. It will not keep a persistent dog back. For my dogs I still must remind them, from time to time, to stay back.
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You need wire, as it says on the package, to run around the perimeter of the area you wish to protect. You also need to get insulators and post to attach the wire. You raise the insulators higher or lower on the post to level needed to correct the size animal you wish to keep in or out.
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This company utilizes wild civets (not caged) proceed goes to funding their conservation and rescue of civets. www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRTCwN-y0Cw&list;=UUgcJJYfdCVNVx9mmn0EGV5A#t=29
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This Pawz Away is specifically designed for that. I have two that are each in places I want to keep my dog out and they work. Note that the barrier area is not as wide as they demonstrate.
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If you want to keep them from moving, you can run a bead of spray foam around the baseline I did. I also placed insulation around it to prevent me jostling it out of place. I like to keep the top easily accessible so it can be found later.
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I doubt that it would keep animals away from a large area. It keeps cats away from marking our back door and stored feed in the shed, but they still come close.
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We have had this for a while and have not seen any trapped creatures. Baby squirrels can get in until they get too big but don't fit after a while.